Nobis UNICA 10 V/C, Инструкция по установке, использованию и техническому обслуживанию

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Use and maintenance manual model “UNICA 10 V/C” - WOOD
ENGLISH
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and the receiver, or if the batteries are flat,
use the emergency cables upplied, to restore
communication between the remote devices.
EMERGENCY
CABLE
CONNECTION
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Before connecting the emergency cable,
remove the batteries from the remote control.
FIRE HAZARD .
7.2 KEYS
The remote control is as in the image below:
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1 Increase key (selection key)
2 Decrease key (selection key)
3 ON/OFF or reset from “Sleep” mode key
4 Display
5 MENU access and confirm key
6 Back to previous screen key
In “Sleep” mode, the screen of the remote control
turns off, maintaining enabled, if necessary, only
the remote communication with the appliance to
reduce battery consumption.
7.3 DISPLAY
The screen of the remote control appears as
illustrated in the figure below:
STAND-BY SCREEN
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After 20 seconds of inactivity, the remote control
display blacks out and switches to “SLEEP” mode,
maintaining the remote connection with the
appliance. Press to reactivate it.
This Icon indicates the appliance status (see the
icon list for further information).
It indicates the operating power. Press the scroll
key
↓
to display power settings, and use the two
scroll keys
↑↓
to make changes.
Any change is automatically confirmed within 3
seconds after editing, or else by pressing OK . An
acoustic signal will confirm the change has been
carried out successfully.
It displays the room temperature detected by the
remote control. Press the scroll key ↑ to display the
temperature settings, and use the two scroll keys
↑↓ to make changes.
Any change is automatically confirmed within 3
seconds after editing, or else by pressing OK . An
acoustic signal will confirm the change has been
carried out successfully.
7.4 FLAT BATTERIES
In case of flat batteries, the screen will display a
symbol indicating their current status. The remote
control will nonetheless continue to operate.
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